
Learn To Play Therapy
Learn-to-Play Therapy helps children improve their play, especially if they find it difficult to use their imagination. This therapy uses fun activities to help children grow their play skills and language abilities. It helps children make friends, understand and express their feelings, and learn new ways of thinking.
Children with diagnoses of global developmental delays, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down syndrome, or other learning difficulties would benefit from this therapy.
How It Works
If you believe Learn To Play Therapy is suitable for your child, take the following steps:
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1
Intake Form Submission
Begin the journey by filling out our intake form available on our website.
If you prefer, you can email us at
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2
Initial Parent/Carer's Session
Once we receive your intake form, a friendly therapist will arrange a meeting with you to learn all about your child's unique strengths, needs, and history.
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3
Assessment
The therapist will spend time with your child to get to know them and understand their feelings and needs. This helps us create a plan that fits your child perfectly, including how often we'll meet and for how long.
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4
Play Therapy Starts
Your child's play therapy journey begins.
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5
Review
The therapist will regularly meet with you to discuss your child's progress. After a few sessions, we'll review how things are going and make sure we're on the right track. Once we've achieved our goals, we'll celebrate your child's success and complete the therapy.
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